President Akufo-Addo toured key regions in Ghana to rally support for Vice President Bawumia’s presidential bid, emphasizing his leadership and economic contributions.
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Small-scale miners in Ghana call for a roundtable discussion to address the environmental impact of galamsey, opposing an outright ban and urging sustainable solutions.
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Totobi Quakye has warned the EC and NPP against election misconduct, promising overwhelming resistance to any manipulation attempts ahead of Ghana’s elections.
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The Okyenhene warns Akyem landowners they could lose land for life if leased to illegal miners, as the council plans to reclaim such lands to protect the environment
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The Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources has debunked claims that President Akufo-Addo’s daughters are involved in illegal mining, calling for an end to political misinformation.
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President Akufo-Addo has called on Ghanaian journalists to combat misinformation and report accurately ahead of the 2024 elections, emphasizing the importance of media integrity in safeguarding democracy.
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Ghana’s electricity and water tariffs increase for Q3 to support utility stability, aiming to improve services for all
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The Occupy Flagstaff House protest in 2014, driven by economic discontent, saw Ghanaians clash with police, resulting in allegations of brutality and multiple arrests.
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Ghana’s debt has hit GH₵761.2 billion, burdening the economy and its citizens. Rising debt, cedi depreciation, and IMF interventions shape the nation’s financial future.
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LINSOD warns that the denial of bail for Democracy Hub protesters could fuel an uprising, accusing the government of stifling free speech through court rulings.